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Publish CI builds to GitHub Releases, publish on ReadTheDocs #17
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Left over from port from SimpleITK.
Since the tarball already has "html", this results in html/html.
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From development fork.
Thank you @thewtex 🚀 ❤️ !! |
Thank you! |
Will all these releases be available on the main docs site, as is e.g. v5.3? |
@dzenanz all the release documentation are published here: https://docs.itk.org/projects/doxygen And tarballs are in the ITKDoxygen repository GitHub Releases. |
https://github.com/InsightSoftwareConsortium/ITKDoxygen/tags: Were the double vv's |
@jhlegarreta Yes, 👍 those were unintentional -- removed 🔢 |
💯 Thanks Matt. |
Publish the CI builds to the
latest
GitHub Release. The artifacts are formatted to follow other ITK release doxygen artifacts.Also publish to ReadTheDocs. This provides:
There will be a lag of 1 build between publishing to GitHub Releases and publishing to RTD, i.e. RTD will be updated the next day.
I went through all the old releases and curated them (consistent organization, naming, reduced PNG sizes so they would fit in the releases, removed the old footers) and published them to RTD. There is a
WIP: RTD stub
commit that I would normally rebase/squash, but it should be retained so the subsequent commits can be kept for RTD versions.Supercedes #2
Closes #9 #4